Forgiven Much

by Leslie T. Dean

This is a love story between one who is forgiven much and one who loves much. A woman’s painful search for love and approval begins as a young girl in Rome-occupied Israel. Her repeated failures to please her parents leave her longing for acceptance. She crosses paths with an extraordinary family who offer her the love she has been seeking, albeit short-lived. When they mysteriously disappear, her hope goes with them, and she is left feeling abandoned and rejected. Subsequently, her life’s choices lead her in a downward spiral that culminate in the face-to-face meeting with the lover of her soul . . . and the forgiver of her sins. Her struggles with unworthiness and guilt are keenly revealed when God’s unconditional love penetrates her heart. This transforming love of God changes her life forever and proves those who have been forgiven little, love little, but if you have been forgiven much . . .

217 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 31, 2006

Reviews

[Melissa Wilcox · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought it was great! Really puts yourself and those that are lost in a completely different perspective. Must remember that this is fiction, so well written that you get lost in the story.